Hysterical, Double Projection Film Still, Douglas Gordon, 1995, Image courtesy Southampton City Art Gallery
Twixt Two Worlds is presented in association with Brighton Photo Biennial BPB14 which runs 4 October – 2 November 2014.
Inspired by the Barnes Brothers’ collection of early cinema apparatus and ephemera at the Hove Museum, Twixt Two Worlds takes the technique of double exposure and the visual effect of superimposition as starting points to explore the transition between still and moving image across photography, magic lantern slides and cinema. Objects such as early cine cameras c.1900 and magic lanterns c.1850 will sit alongside moving image works by contemporary artists like Douglas Gordon, Saskia Olde Wolbers and Jane & Louise Wilson.
Curated by Gaia Tedone, Curatorial Fellow, Contemporary Art Society in partnership with Royal Pavilion & Museums, Brighton & Hove and Whitechapel Gallery.
Twixt Two Worlds
11 October 2014 – 4 January 2015
free
Open Tuesday to Sunday
and Bank Holidays
10am – 6pm
Free Admission
Towner Contemporary Art Devonshire Park